I got a radio where I can see TV from an antena installed in the car, Can I use this stereo to watch TV?
19827
It's definitely possible. I just haven't tried it yet. That is why they have the connections in the back is what I'd say.
19828
Mine is a Dvd player and that's how we watch the TV. We love it for road trips.
326943
There is an antenna input. Works of the one already in your car. Wire the gps dongle so it sits on the front of your dashboard. Dosent do anything to the radio reception though.
857225
You'll need the actual adapter, a home antenna and a cable to plug it into an amplifier or stereo. Or instead of the cable you can tune it in on an fm radio.
97830
Yes it can. It will do it through the FM RADIO SIGNAL. The audio can be good or not. You also have the option to run an auxiliary cable and connect it to the car. Either way it is gonna work.
51744
Yes. Use either Aux or one of the line inputs. Then play everything through it.
677485
You need to ask, what does'nt come with it. If you want to install in car, you will need all the wiring to hook up in your car including antenna. You will need a doc for it to fit in car, along with instructions. Since it's an older model, good luck on finding the a fore mentioned items. I got so frustrated I returned it. Good luck.
324897
Hi,you will need to go to Get My Electronics.com and buy a RF antenna adapter.There is a place for the adapter on the TV and then you will be all set to use anyantenna you want.Jan
1683106
Yes, as long as your car has an auxiliary in function on the radio. You should be able to plug it in with a 1/8 inch headphone jack, it would be like plugging you phone/mp3/Ipod in to play music. You will need to plug it into one of the Headphone outputs then plug it into you Aux input.
237522
You can play in the car but you will need a cable that goes from the unit to your radio. For my car I then have to select auxiliary.
1291663
It has a standard XM plug, so if your current radio has a XM receiver that can be unplugged from your current stereo, then you'd be good to go.
16362
you have to hook up the antenna to the back of the unit. in some cases you'll need an adapter for the correct fit. your local car audio store will be able to get that adapter.
175883
Not sure about the video output, but yes you can wire the audio directly to your car's aux system. I would avoid the wireless option at all costs. The sound is terrible on most systems.
316926
Yes, this unit will allow you to receive local programming. My only complaint (and it may be just my location in Columbus, OH) is that I'm not able to get a signal for any local channels while my car is in motion--- there is actually just one channel that is viewable while in motion and I believe it is transmitted over an ATSC signal. All of the local channels however are viewable when my car is stopped.
2155838
The make of the car is irrelevant. Your stereo or amp needs to have an RCA input. Any input really using adapters from the RCA plugs. Think of the Bluetooth dongle as a generic audio source. you need to have someway to connect it to your stereo or amp, and a way to select it, if applicable. I run mine straight into the amp. It has moderate bluetooth strength. I am able to pickup a signal through a thin firewall but not much more. FYI.
70167
Yes. Use an optical cable and go from the radio to an optical input on your stereo. That is how I have it configured.
1262496
The device is a transmitter as far as I know the Aux on the auto is for input. Don't know of any car radios that have connections for output like home stereo systems, so I do not think this device will work for what you want.
412253
Can I connect a free to air sat reciever directly to this item to watch tv stations?